Bonding Test Flashcards

1
Q

Bond Length

A

The distance between two bonding atoms in picometers

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2
Q

Bond energy

A

The amount of energy in kj required to break one mole of bonds

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3
Q

Single bond

A

Sharing of 2 electrons
Largest bond length
Lowest bond energy

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4
Q

Double bond

A

Sharing of 4 electrons

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5
Q

Triple bond

A

Sharing of 6 electrons
Lowest bond length
Highest bond energy

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6
Q

Valence electrons

A

Highest energy level electrons involved in chemical bonding

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7
Q

Ionic bonding

A
Electrons are lost or gained
Reaction between a metal& nonmetal
Only conductive if dissolved in water
High melting point
Properties- crystal, lattace, brittle 
Ex salt
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8
Q

Non polar covalent bonding

A
Even sharing of electrons
Reaction between a nonmetal and a nonmetal
Not conductive
Low melting point
Ex butter
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9
Q

Polar covalent bonding

A
Uneven sharing
Non metal and a non metal metal
Not conductive
Medium melting point 
Ex sugar
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10
Q

Metalloids

A
Flow in a sea of electrons
Reaction between metals and metals
Conductive
Pretty high melting point
Malliable and ductile
Ex aluminum
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11
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Surface tension

A

The clinging together of molecules

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12
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Viscosity

A

The ability to flow or stickiness

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13
Q

Solvation

A

Ability to dissolve in water

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14
Q

Boiling/ melting point

A

Higher as the ims increases

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15
Q

How IMFs affect St, V, S BP, MP

A

As the imf increases, the … Increases (linear)

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16
Q

What are the strengths of IMF

A

From weakest to strongest
Londoon dispersion forces
Dipole forces
Hydrogen bonding

17
Q

How does the size of the molecule affect the IMF

A

The larger the molecule the more permanant the electrons will stay on one side

18
Q

Tetrahedral shape

A

Central atom with 4 atoms attached

Bond angle 109

19
Q

Trigonal pyrimidal

A

Three atoms attached to the central atom WITH SPRINKLES

Bond angle 107

20
Q

Little bent

A

2 atoms connected to the central atom and 2 lone pairs

Bond angle 105

21
Q

Triogonal planar

A

3 atoms connected to the central atom WITHOUT SPRINKLES

Bond angle Q120

22
Q

Big bent

A

2 central atoms with a double bond connected to the central atom and one lone pair

23
Q

Linear shape

A

Straight line with atoms on each side

Bond angle 180

24
Q

London dispersion theory

A

The buildup of electrons temporarily on one side of the molecule (teacher vs student)
ONLY NONPOLAR MOLECULES

25
Q

Dipole force

A

Two opposite sided molecules that have a partial permanant seperation of charge because the electrons are not evenly shared
ALL POLAR MOLECULES EXCEPT h/f h-n h-o

26
Q

Hydrogen bonding

A

Polar bond only woth h-f h-n h-o

Creates a very strong dipole because no other electrons counteract

27
Q

When is it a nonpolar molecule?

A

When the bonds are all the same type with the same atom and there are no lone pairs

28
Q

When is it a polar molecule?

A

If there is a polar bond
If there is a lone pair
If there is a polar and nonpolar bond

29
Q

Lewis dot structure

A

Want 8

Starts with the column it is in on the periodic table